Greenfield renewable energy development
We find and develop new wind and solar sites with landowners, from first screening and measurement through to a project that is ready for investment.
Scope
What we do
- Site originationScreening new land for wind and solar potential.
- Landowner partnershipsOption and lease agreements with landowners.
- Resource measurementMet masts and LiDAR, installed and maintained by our own teams.
- Specialist studiesEnvironmental, heritage, geotechnical and grid studies with qualified specialists.
- Permits and approvalsCoordinating the permits and approvals a project needs.
- Grid connection planningWorking towards a viable connection to the grid.
- Investment readinessPreparing projects for investment assessment and financial close.
- Co-developmentJoint ventures and partnerships with developers and investors.
Delivery
How it is delivered
Screening
Resource, grid, access and constraints.
Landowner agreement
Option or lease, agreed with the landowner.
Measurement
Met mast or LiDAR campaign.
Studies and permits
Specialist studies and approvals.
Ready to build
Grid, permits and investment readiness.
Landowners
Have land? Partner with us
If you own or manage land with wind or solar potential, we would like to hear from you.
Place a pin on your land on our map and tell us a little about it. We screen every submission against resource, grid, access and constraint data, and contact landowners whose land may suit further study. Submitting is free and does not commit you to anything.
Site selection
What makes a good greenfield site
- A good wind resource, or strong sunshine for solar
- Power lines or a substation within reach, with spare capacity
- Enough land, with room for turbines or panels and buffers
- Road access for heavy deliveries
- Few environmental, heritage or aviation constraints
- Zoning and neighbouring land uses that are compatible
Context
Measurement is where we start
Greenfield projects stand or fall on their resource data. Because we install and maintain met masts ourselves, measurement campaigns on our sites are planned with realistic access, foundations, power and maintenance from day one.
Tyltar's development work is at project stage. It is not a portfolio of operating assets, and no capacity, ownership, financing or licence information is published until each item is confirmed and cleared for release.
Information we need
What we need from you
Share what you know. Any item can be marked “not yet known” on the enquiry form.
- Location of the land (or a pin on our map)
- Approximate size
- Technology: wind, solar or hybrid
- Land rights status
- Partnership or investment interest
Questions
Frequently asked questions
I own land. How do I get involved?
Place a pin on our landowner map and tell us about the land. We screen every submission and contact landowners whose land may suit further study.
Does submitting my land commit me to anything?
No. Submitting is free and does not commit you to anything.
Do you own operating renewable assets?
Tyltar's development activity is at project stage. Ask us about specific opportunities and we will confirm what can be shared.
Can developers or investors partner with Tyltar?
Yes. Joint ventures, co-development and strategic partnerships are considered. Use the development enquiry option on the contact form.
Start a conversation
Own land with wind or solar potential?
Tell us about the site and scope. We will respond with next steps and the information needed for a quotation.
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